Patient's question:
The baby had a cold for more than a month. They have been taking medicine throughout, but there has been no improvement. They keep coughing and have a clear runny nose. In the middle, it got a bit better, so they stopped taking medicine. They took medicine for 20 days (no runny nose, not severe coughing, occasional coughing with phlegm). Since the cold started, they have had nosebleeds frequently, about five or six times. Each time, the amount wasn't much. What could be the reason? Previously, when they had a cold and fever, it usually lasted only about five or six days.Doctor's answer:
If you have been having a runny nose for a long time, it might be allergic rhinitis. However, if you catch a cold wind, provide your child with balanced nutrition and pay attention to rest. Also, pay attention to your child's temperature. Be mindful of your child's frequent colds. Take appropriate measures to prevent colds. You can take your child to see a doctor and take many immune-boosting medications orally. Or you can give your child traditional Chinese medicine to regulate and nourish the lung qi. Always pay attention to your child's health.